Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma on Wednesday transferred ₹250 crore through DBT for free uniforms to more than 40 lakh eligible students across the state, asserting that the government is committed to providing accessible and quality education to every child.
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He also inaugurated and laid foundation stones for educational infrastructure projects worth ₹691 crore.
Addressing a state-level programme in Khedli Gurjar in Bharatpur district, Sharma said a direct benefit transfer (DBT) scheme was launched to provide free school uniforms to students from Classes 1 to 8.
"Our aim is to strengthen foundational learning among students and promote a positive academic environment in schools," he said.
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Highlighting the government's approach, he said it is focused not just on announcements but on timely implementation of schemes, according to an official statement.
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Development works worth more than ₹1,186 crore were announced for Bharatpur and Deeg districts, with Bhusawar included under the Braj Regional Development Plan, the statement said.
{{/usCountry}}Development works worth more than ₹1,186 crore were announced for Bharatpur and Deeg districts, with Bhusawar included under the Braj Regional Development Plan, the statement said.
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